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I Have Proof

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Alex has proof, and he wants you to see it. James Cullen Bressack's return to horror: a psychologically charged descent into a deteriorating reality, shot entirely on vintage VHS-C tape for texture, imperfection, and immediacy over polish.

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C.H. Newell Father Son Holy Gore Sep 29, 2026
3/5
I Have Proof is a tedious and at times deeply disturbing perspective of a man slowly losing his mind and falling off the edge of society. Go to Full Review
Jared Mobarak Hey, Have You Seen ...? Sep 25, 2026
6/10
Regardless of how much the first fifty minutes eventually tried my patience, those last twenty are undoubtedly invigorating. And the way both merge to provide a cinematic interpretation of schizophrenia is great if the format didn’t undercut why. Go to Full Review
Martin Unsworth Starburst Sep 24, 2026
4/5
It doesn’t give up much story-wise, but it’s enough to draw you into the world it depicts, and it truly feels like it’s uncovered footage of a soul in torment. Go to Full Review
Matt Orozco Macabre Daily Sep 24, 2026
James Cullen Bressack’s "I Have Proof" is in many ways a return to form for the subgenre, which makes it far more authentic than what else is out there, but at the cost of falling victim to old pitfalls. Go to Full Review
Tina Kakadelis Beyond the Cinerama Dome Sep 23, 2026
For those with patience and lovers of found footage, I Have Proof is an exciting throwback entry into the genre. Go to Full Review
Jennie Kermode Eye for Film Sep 23, 2026
3/5
I Have Proof asks how we can navigate in a world in which less and less of what we are surrounded with can be considered reliable." Go to Full Review
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Movie Info

Synopsis Alex has proof, and he wants you to see it. James Cullen Bressack's return to horror: a psychologically charged descent into a deteriorating reality, shot entirely on vintage VHS-C tape for texture, imperfection, and immediacy over polish.
Director
James Cullen Bressack
Producer
James Cullen Bressack, David Josh Lawrence, R.J. Cooper
Screenwriter
James Cullen Bressack
Production Co
Sandaled Kid, JCB Pictures, Robotic Donut
Genre
Horror
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 17m
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